A cooled beer is preferred by people. What is used to cool the beer? Of course, it is the chiller.
The glycol water is used to get a lower cooling point. And chiller player a very important role in the beer brewing equipment/Brewery especially for the wort cooling and the beer fermenter and bright beer tank cooling.
There are many kinds of refrigerant and or Refrigerant on the market today, but only a few that are widely used:
· R-134a refrigerant is primarily used in automobile applications. It is classified as an HFC refrigerant and has been banned in some countries due to it’s global warming potential.
· R-12 was THE refrigerant back in the 20th century for automobile applications. It was banned in 1994 due to it harming the O-Zone layer. It was replaced by R-134a. R-12 is an CFC refrigerant.
· 1234YF is a new type of refrigerant that will be slowly replacing R-134a applications. Some automobile manufacturers have already switched over to the new HFO class of refrigerant known as 1234YF.
· R-410A is primarily used for home and commercial units made on or after 2010. It is also an HFC refrigerant.
· R-22 was the primary Refrigerant used for home and commercial units but was banned due to the harm it caused to the O-Zone layer. It was replaced by R-410A in 2010. R-22 is an CFC refrigerant.
· R-404A is primarily used transport refrigeration. It is an HFC refrigerant as well.
It is important to note that HFC refrigerant such as R134a, R410A, and R404A are being slowly phased out due to their high global warming potential. They will most likely all be replaced by new HFO refrigerant equivalents.
If you are looking to purchase refrigerant check out our product pages below:
· R-134a
· R-410A
· R-407C
· R-404A
· R-22
Please note that on some refrigerants you will need to be EPA certified in order to purchase.
So to protect the environment, the R134a, R410A, R407C is normally used.
R-22 and R404A are not allowed to use in more and more areas.
Let us protect the environment and offer a good type Freon chiller in your beer brewing equipment!
Thanks for reading!
Edited by Ivy
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